Real Valladolid have accused young defender Juma Bah of breaching his contract after being tapped up by Manchester City and threatened legal action.

Manchester City have been threatened with legal action after being accused by Real Valladolid of tapping up teenage defender Juma Bah.

Real Valladolid have accused Manchester City of encouraging Jumah Bah, one of their players, to sign for the reigning Premier League Champions. Juma had joined Valladolid on loan from Sierra Leonean club AIK Freetong during the 2024 summer transfer window.

Spanish side Real Valladolid said Wednesday Premier League team Manchester City had tapped up defender Abdulai Juma Bah and accused the 18-year-old of breaching his contract.Valladolid explained on Tuesday City had messaged asking to open negotiations over a move for the Sierra Leonean centre-back,

Romano reports that Manchester City are on the verge of completing a deal with Real Valladolid for the centre-back Juma Bah (18). However, the promising

Manchester City have been busy in the transfer market already. They have signed two young centre-backs in Abdukodir Khusanov and Vitor Reis. It had appeared that they were also set to sign Real

Manchester City are being threatened with yet another legal battle as La Liga side Real Valladolid have accused them of tapping up defender Juma Bah, reports The Guardian. A Sierra Leone native, Bah spent two years playing for Freetonians SLIFA in his country’s Premier League between 2022 and 2024.